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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1928
Page
10
Liberty Me June 21 The 300 pound bell of the church of Lathrop near here, stolen last week, will be in place Sunday morning. The bell was recovered from a St Joseph Mo junk dealer who bought it for 15.80. Lon Tupin 28 and Clyde Kier 29, both of St Joseph, are jailed charged with the theft.
A deadly fire in Damascus, Syria, on June 21 leaves 12 people dead and many injured as a city district is destroyed. Fire crews battled the blaze, and authorities investigated the cause amid ongoing relief efforts.
Remus daughter, a cabaret entertainer who funded her father George Tremus’s defense, expresses relief after his acquittal on insanity grounds for the murder of Mrs Imogene Hommes. Tremus, from Cincinnati, was released from a hospital after the verdict and is hoped to find peace after months of suffering.
Sam Sticer, ex-president of the defunct Colonial Trust, was found guilty of fraudulent insolvency by a jury in Superior Court Atlanta. Sentencing to eight to ten years will be formalized today. Advertisement offers quick methods and cash opportunities amid noisy notices.
A nostalgic health note extols HUBIG'S Famous Honey-Fruit Pies as pure and high in calories. It claims a single pie piece delivers energy and easy digestion, better than creamed chicken or eggs, and promotes pie and milk as a daily light meals option with fifteen varieties available at grocers.
Harold Young reports on the Dust Kids Safety Club in San Antonio praising its mission to curb juvenile delinquency and keep parents involved. He notes the club could endanger Louis Sauveur’s job as county probation officer if it succeeds and lists many new members and misaddressed envelopes in the club’s outreach efforts.
A long sequence of personal names with accompanying numbers and initials appears. The items resemble an index or rosters listing individuals such as Paul Morris and Carl Degea with numbers like 14 and 12, interspersed with locations like UT and VL and scattered odd spellings. The fragmentary text lacks coherent narrative or context.
Two adult males and a youth faced charges in Justice of the Peace Louis F. Boltz's court for disturbing public worship. They allegedly sang and made noises while riding in a car in front of the Apostolic church on West Thea Street, with the offenses said to have occurred last Sunday night.
San Antonio police and detectives on Thursday hunted three auto bandits who stole ice cream from three gardens on the North Side within thirty minutes. An auto found at Quines Street and Janes Avenue is believed to be the bandit's car, but no occupants have been located.
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